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Monthly Archives: March 2015
A Working Peace System
Peace has been defined on the net as a period of harmony between different social groups that is characterized by lack of violence, conflict behaviours and the freedom from fear of violence. I come from a land that has produced … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Friday Three On One blog, Heritage, Society
Tagged charity, conflict, equity, government, justice, need, peace, political, prosperity, Ram Rajya, Ramayana, ruler, society, War
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The Horse that Became a Donkey-AAP today
This was an article written by my husband Prof N Natarajan in April 2014..foresight you can call it! There is an old story which grandmothers told their grand children in the good old days. One version of the story goes … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events
Tagged 'horse trading', AAP. horse, common man, corruption, defections, donkey, government, party
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A Sacred Song
When we think of a sacred song, the instant recall of many Hindus is the prayer to the Lord who removes obstacles, Ganesha or Vigneswara. In the Vedic heritage, the first words, prescribed traditionally to start your day, is a … Continue reading
Posted in Friday Three On One blog, Heritage, Poetry, Spirituality
Tagged chant, Ganesha, Hanuman Chalisa, peace, sacred, Sama Veda, Samaveda, Shanthi Paat, sing, Vishnu
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Blog or Bust!!
In the beginning there was the diary! I never got into the habit of writing one. My father, brother Ramana and husband Raju were recipients of glossy diaries at the beginning of the New Year from various organizations. In fact … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Friday Three On One blog, Life skills
Tagged articles, blog, diary, travails
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Vegetarianism
When I was growing up, I really did not think a great deal about being a vegetarian or a non-vegetarian. I was brought up in a household where everybody was welcome. So we too visited homes of friends from various … Continue reading
Then Came The Dog!
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Wedding Scenes
It was the summer of ’97 and my daughter and I were travelling around in Europe. Every place we went to we saw brides and grooms in the customary white dress and morning coat with the carnation in the lapel. … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Society
Tagged brides, church, coaching inn, coming late, fashionable, groom, mandapams, reception, weddings
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Sabbatical
In the Indian tradition there is no concept of Sabbatical. Learning is a continuous process. Hinduism and the path of Vedic culture are made up of a variety of customs, ideas, and philosophies. It incorporates a wide range of approaches … Continue reading
Posted in Heritage, Life skills, Society
Tagged Bodhi Tree, Brahmin, Buddha, enlightenment, Guru, priest, sabbatical, student, Vedic heritage
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The Truth about Corporal Punishment
The Truth about Corporal Punishment.
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